in support of RIB experiments (calibration, system
debugging, systematic studies, etc.)

used to develop new techniques or equipment (usually
destined for RIB experiments)

taking advantage of unique capabilities of HRIBF

beneficial to the facility in order to maintain productivity

Is there sufficient manpower and resources to complete the
experiment ?

Are all the co-authors on the proposal aware of this submission ?

Has the proposal been submitted somewhere else ?

Have the proposers reported results of previous experiments at HRIBF
in a timely manner ?

We do not intend to make proposals public although some statistics
concerning number, participants, affiliations, types of experiments,
etc. may be made public. When storing, handling, and distributing
proposals we and the reviewers may use unencrypted technologies such
as unencrypted hard drives or removable media, network printers, email,
and web-based resouces. We will make every effort to keep the proposal
confidential.

We do not have oral presentations to the Program Advisory Committee (PAC);
written descriptions of the experiment should suffice. However, the
PAC is encouraged to contact spokespersons should any questions arise.

The PAC will consider and prioritize proposals for
any of the many radioactive ion beams now available for research.

The facility generally accepts the recommendations of the PAC.

Spokespersons of rejected proposals may appeal.

Accepted proposals may be made public although they generally are not.

We are primarily a radioactive ion beam facility. Although we do
experiments using stable beams, such experiments are often postponed
when radioactive beams are ready to run.

All experiments must be completed within a 3-year period or it must
be resubmitted to the PAC.